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,Frederick Hayek’s Behavioral Economics in Historical Context,ayek gained much renown for his work on the socialist calculation debate, including his book . (1944). . gained Hayek much notoriety but his belief that the book was too popular (there was a Readers Digest edition) and not rigorous enough led him to pursue something more “scientific” and “rigorous.”

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,Hayek’s Contribution to a Reconstruction of Economic Theory,e study of individual choice behavior in favor of grounding economic theory in higher-level social constructs. Hayek’s opposition was methodologically individualist, but he stressed throughout his work that social outcomes, while the product of rational action, are nonetheless generally distinct fro

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On the Relationships between Friedrich Hayek and Jean Piaget: A New Paradigm for Cognitive and Evol challenged, triggering the need for new concepts of agency, rationality and individuality: given the constraints of human rationality (Simon, 1959) what can economic agents really know about the external world? Is their knowledge about facts objective or is it in some way arbitrary and influenced b